Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 347 | We then View more quotes about continued">continued our journey eastward. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 344 | This is a reassuring confirmation of the male's total dominance over her which she as a female needs and craves, and without which she cannot know herself a woman. |
| 48 | 345 | This is an exercise of his power over her, a power which she wishes him to exercise over her, and expects him to exercise over her, and to which she wishes to be subject, a power to which, in her heart, she wishes to submit. |
| 48 | 346 | This is also keenly sexually stimulatory to her, to know that she may not speak, just as she may not dress, without her master's consent. |
| 48 | 347 | We then continued our journey eastward. |
| 48 | 348 | In a few moments she began to tremble. |
| 48 | 349 | Tears fell from her eyes, staining her thighs and the wood of the canoe bottom. |
| 48 | 350 | I put her then gently on her stomach, her head turned to the left. |
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This is a reassuring confirmation of the male's total dominance over her which she as a female needs and craves, and without which she cannot know herself a woman.
This is an exercise of his power over her, a power which she wishes him to exercise over her, and expects him to exercise over her, and to which she wishes to be subject, a power to which, in her heart, she wishes to submit.
This is also keenly sexually stimulatory to her, to know that she may not speak, just as she may not dress, without her master's consent.
We then continued our journey eastward.
In a few moments she began to tremble.
Tears fell from her eyes, staining her thighs and the wood of the canoe bottom.
I put her then gently on her stomach, her head turned to the left.
- (Explorers of Gor)